This is not being controversial it is fact. Yes, gasoline powered cars have been declared illegal -- in Washington state. Our idiot politicians have declared that as of 2030 no gasoline powered vehicles will be allowed on Washington roads. So even if you have fuel and a zero emissions motor it will be illegal, period. Our governor was granted emergency powers during the covid crises and now basically refused to give it up (unfortunately no law says he has to) and so acting as a dictator has publicly stated he does not care how high the price of fuel goes and set the date to outlaw carbon fuels, natural gas (which has already been declared illegal in Seattle - no new homes can be built with it and if your gas furnace or fuel oil furnace breaks down you WILL be required to remodel to install on electric one.) And of course these fuels will be illegal in 2030 so you will will be forced to remodel/install an electric one at that point in time. Your costs will not be a factor, says the governor.
The fact that all the power companies in WA. say there is not sufficient electric power to do this has no bearing. He has hand picked a group of people that will decide where to put solar/wind farms (city, county and private land owners will have very little or no way to object).
There are currently only two very large solar farms planning to install in eastern WA. that claim ! they will be online by 2028 - 2030. So that should take care of about 1/8 to 1/4 of the Seattle cars out of the some 4 million people there.
The real question is where will all the solar panels, wind towers needed in the USA be coming from? There are currently only 5 manufacturers of solar panels in the US, will enough manufacturing plants be built and in production by then, I really doubt it. The US will be purchasing most of them from China. And we have almost no steel production in the US so the steel needed to install wind towers, on land and off shore, will again, be purchased from China.
It's the same old idiotic political idea of shutting down US oil production and buying oil from foreign countries --- there is no carbon pollution if some other country produces what you need.
End of story, will not post again.